CELANEX® 2300A GV1/20FC

Product information

Rheological properties

Mechanical properties

Thermal properties

Flammability

Electrical properties

Physical/Other properties

Injection

To minimize the volatile content in the final product, dry the resin to ≤0.01% water content.  In injection molding, use the lowest possible melt temperature (recommended 240 °C) and shortest feasible residence time (recommended 2-3 minutes).  Store the parts in a ventilated, clean area before use.  If assistance is needed please contact your Celanese account representative. 

These recommendations are based on internal Celanese testing.  For drying and injection molding conditions outside the above parameters, customer must test for and verify suitably low volatiles emissions on molded articles to confirm the final product is suitably pure for its intended use.
 

Pre-Drying

To avoid hydrolytic degradation during processing, CELANEX resins have to be dried to a moisture level equal to or less than 0.01%. Drying should be done in a dehumidifying hopper dryer capable of dewpoints <-40°C (-40°F) at 140°C (284°F) for 4-6 hours.

Storage

For subsequent storage of the material in the dryer until processed (<= 60 h) it is necessary to lower the temperature to 100° C.

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CELANEX® 2300A GV1/20FC

Product information

Rheological properties

Mechanical properties

Thermal properties

Flammability

Electrical properties

Physical/Other properties

Injection

To minimize the volatile content in the final product, dry the resin to ≤0.01% water content.  In injection molding, use the lowest possible melt temperature (recommended 240 °C) and shortest feasible residence time (recommended 2-3 minutes).  Store the parts in a ventilated, clean area before use.  If assistance is needed please contact your Celanese account representative. 

These recommendations are based on internal Celanese testing.  For drying and injection molding conditions outside the above parameters, customer must test for and verify suitably low volatiles emissions on molded articles to confirm the final product is suitably pure for its intended use.
 

Pre-Drying

To avoid hydrolytic degradation during processing, CELANEX resins have to be dried to a moisture level equal to or less than 0.01%. Drying should be done in a dehumidifying hopper dryer capable of dewpoints <-40°C (-40°F) at 140°C (284°F) for 4-6 hours.

Storage

For subsequent storage of the material in the dryer until processed (<= 60 h) it is necessary to lower the temperature to 100° C.

Diagrams

CELANEX® 2300A GV1/20FC

Product information

Rheological properties

Mechanical properties

Thermal properties

Flammability

Electrical properties

Physical/Other properties

Injection

To minimize the volatile content in the final product, dry the resin to ≤0.01% water content.  In injection molding, use the lowest possible melt temperature (recommended 240 °C) and shortest feasible residence time (recommended 2-3 minutes).  Store the parts in a ventilated, clean area before use.  If assistance is needed please contact your Celanese account representative. 

These recommendations are based on internal Celanese testing.  For drying and injection molding conditions outside the above parameters, customer must test for and verify suitably low volatiles emissions on molded articles to confirm the final product is suitably pure for its intended use.
 

Pre-Drying

To avoid hydrolytic degradation during processing, CELANEX resins have to be dried to a moisture level equal to or less than 0.01%. Drying should be done in a dehumidifying hopper dryer capable of dewpoints <-40°C (-40°F) at 140°C (284°F) for 4-6 hours.

Storage

For subsequent storage of the material in the dryer until processed (<= 60 h) it is necessary to lower the temperature to 100° C.

Diagrams

CELANEX® 2300A GV1/20FC

Product information

Rheological properties

Mechanical properties

Thermal properties

Flammability

Electrical properties

Physical/Other properties

Injection

To minimize the volatile content in the final product, dry the resin to ≤0.01% water content.  In injection molding, use the lowest possible melt temperature (recommended 240 °C) and shortest feasible residence time (recommended 2-3 minutes).  Store the parts in a ventilated, clean area before use.  If assistance is needed please contact your Celanese account representative. 

These recommendations are based on internal Celanese testing.  For drying and injection molding conditions outside the above parameters, customer must test for and verify suitably low volatiles emissions on molded articles to confirm the final product is suitably pure for its intended use.
 

Pre-Drying

To avoid hydrolytic degradation during processing, CELANEX resins have to be dried to a moisture level equal to or less than 0.01%. Drying should be done in a dehumidifying hopper dryer capable of dewpoints <-40°C (-40°F) at 140°C (284°F) for 4-6 hours.

Storage

For subsequent storage of the material in the dryer until processed (<= 60 h) it is necessary to lower the temperature to 100° C.

Diagrams

CELANEX® 2300A GV1/20FC

Product information

Rheological properties

Mechanical properties

Thermal properties

Flammability

Electrical properties

Physical/Other properties

Injection

To minimize the volatile content in the final product, dry the resin to ≤0.01% water content.  In injection molding, use the lowest possible melt temperature (recommended 240 °C) and shortest feasible residence time (recommended 2-3 minutes).  Store the parts in a ventilated, clean area before use.  If assistance is needed please contact your Celanese account representative. 

These recommendations are based on internal Celanese testing.  For drying and injection molding conditions outside the above parameters, customer must test for and verify suitably low volatiles emissions on molded articles to confirm the final product is suitably pure for its intended use.
 

Pre-Drying

To avoid hydrolytic degradation during processing, CELANEX resins have to be dried to a moisture level equal to or less than 0.01%. Drying should be done in a dehumidifying hopper dryer capable of dewpoints <-40°C (-40°F) at 140°C (284°F) for 4-6 hours.

Storage

For subsequent storage of the material in the dryer until processed (<= 60 h) it is necessary to lower the temperature to 100° C.

Diagrams

CELANEX® 2300A GV1/20FC

Product information

Rheological properties

Mechanical properties

Thermal properties

Flammability

Electrical properties

Physical/Other properties

Injection

To minimize the volatile content in the final product, dry the resin to ≤0.01% water content.  In injection molding, use the lowest possible melt temperature (recommended 240 °C) and shortest feasible residence time (recommended 2-3 minutes).  Store the parts in a ventilated, clean area before use.  If assistance is needed please contact your Celanese account representative. 

These recommendations are based on internal Celanese testing.  For drying and injection molding conditions outside the above parameters, customer must test for and verify suitably low volatiles emissions on molded articles to confirm the final product is suitably pure for its intended use.
 

Pre-Drying

To avoid hydrolytic degradation during processing, CELANEX resins have to be dried to a moisture level equal to or less than 0.01%. Drying should be done in a dehumidifying hopper dryer capable of dewpoints <-40°C (-40°F) at 140°C (284°F) for 4-6 hours.

Storage

For subsequent storage of the material in the dryer until processed (<= 60 h) it is necessary to lower the temperature to 100° C.

Diagrams

CELANEX® 2300A GV1/20FC

Product information

Rheological properties

Mechanical properties

Thermal properties

Flammability

Electrical properties

Physical/Other properties

Injection

To minimize the volatile content in the final product, dry the resin to ≤0.01% water content.  In injection molding, use the lowest possible melt temperature (recommended 240 °C) and shortest feasible residence time (recommended 2-3 minutes).  Store the parts in a ventilated, clean area before use.  If assistance is needed please contact your Celanese account representative. 

These recommendations are based on internal Celanese testing.  For drying and injection molding conditions outside the above parameters, customer must test for and verify suitably low volatiles emissions on molded articles to confirm the final product is suitably pure for its intended use.
 

Pre-Drying

To avoid hydrolytic degradation during processing, CELANEX resins have to be dried to a moisture level equal to or less than 0.01%. Drying should be done in a dehumidifying hopper dryer capable of dewpoints <-40°C (-40°F) at 140°C (284°F) for 4-6 hours.

Storage

For subsequent storage of the material in the dryer until processed (<= 60 h) it is necessary to lower the temperature to 100° C.

Diagrams

CELANEX 2300A GV1/20FC

Product information

Rheological properties

Mechanical properties

Thermal properties

Flammability

Electrical properties

Physical/Other properties

Injection

To minimize the volatile content in the final product, dry the resin to ≤0.01% water content.  In injection molding, use the lowest possible melt temperature (recommended 240 °C) and shortest feasible residence time (recommended 2-3 minutes).  Store the parts in a ventilated, clean area before use.  If assistance is needed please contact your Celanese account representative. 

These recommendations are based on internal Celanese testing.  For drying and injection molding conditions outside the above parameters, customer must test for and verify suitably low volatiles emissions on molded articles to confirm the final product is suitably pure for its intended use.
 

Pre-Drying

To avoid hydrolytic degradation during processing, CELANEX resins have to be dried to a moisture level equal to or less than 0.01%. Drying should be done in a dehumidifying hopper dryer capable of dewpoints <-40°C (-40°F) at 140°C (284°F) for 4-6 hours.

Storage

For subsequent storage of the material in the dryer until processed (<= 60 h) it is necessary to lower the temperature to 100° C.

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